Structural Hole (s) a. the lack of ties between factory workers and senior management in a manufacturing plantb. the lack of ties between sellers at a farmers market and individual buyersc. the lack of ties between neighborhood parents and the teachers at their children's schoold. the lack of ties between neighbors in a newly settled area

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Structural Hole (s) a. the lack of ties between factory workers and senior management in a manufacturing plantb. the lack of ties between sellers at a farmers market and individual buyersc. the lack of ties between neighborhood parents and the teachers at their children's schoold. the lack of ties between neighbors in a newly settled area

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Cassius Mcintyre · Answer 1

a. the lack of ties between factory workers and senior management in a manufacturing plant

Explanation:

Structural Holes is a concept created by Ronald Burt to refer to the lack of direct contact between two entities. That is, it is used in sociology to designate a situation in which two individuals, entities, or organizations are so opposed to each other that a gap is created in their direct communication process, although these individuals have something in common.

Accordingly, we can conclude that among the options given, the one that best represents a Structural Hole is the letter A.